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When/(Is) His Airness going to do Something?

If there is one thing that the sporting world knows it is that Michael Jordan is one ultra-competitive individual. He proved that time and time again during his days with the Bulls, in college with the Tar Heels, and heck, even with the Chicago White Sox minor league team he played for. We know this [...]

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The 2011-12 Charlotte Bobcats: Not the 2011-12 Phoenix Suns!

Wow, I finally feel like I’ve found a team more hopeless than the Bobcats.  Though the Phoenix Suns prevailed on Saturday night, 95-89, the game was close until about midway through the 4th quarter.  Moreover, the Suns are an old team who could make up their own “What Ever Happened To?” trivia category (with the [...]

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Where do we go from here?

During a solid 2009-10 season for the Bobcats, we had our first All-Star in Gerald Wallace, we had our first winning record, and we had our first playoffs birth.  With all of that momentum, great things were expected for the future.  Then things fell apart. Before the 2010-11 season even began, Raymond Felton left in [...]

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Is Tyrus still a diamond in the rough, or are we holding him back for no reason?

I wrote a little blog about this some time ago and I thought it would be fun to share it with you. I’ve always been a huge fan of Tyrus Thomas and over the years I’ve had to pull my hair out and watch in agony as Boris “Jellybean” Diaw got the starting nod and [...]

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Get us back in the playoffs please.

While my colleague James has been writing about interesting free agents (read his post!) I am going to discuss the future of this team as the Bobcats management obviously has started a rebuilding (again) of the franchise. Now in my eyes there are only a few things that can be done at this point thinking [...]

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There is Hope for These Bobcats

If—when—the lockout does end and the season begins the Charlotte Bobcats could end up being one of the more exciting teams to watch. Considering that the team has been under .500 more than it has been over during its short NBA life, that may seem hard to believe, but it is.

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